I was kinda scared when I saw people saying that Alex Aster wasn't a good writer for this book. I certainly had some expectations. Throughout my journey, I actually thought I'd like it *less*, but the ending - when Barbie saves the day - made it up for it.
Could it have been better? Yes. Is it bad? No. Though I *would* say that Alex Aster could *definitely* improve her writing, specially in the "show, don't tell" aspect.
Barbie Dreamscape is a light read and safe for work reading. Would recommend if you want a simple read where there's not really heavy themes, or if you want something light and simple by the end of the day. *Also* would recommend to young readers who are shifting from "kids books" (few pages, with images) to "adult" books (many pages with just words).
Could it have been better? Yes. Is it bad? No. Though I *would* say that Alex Aster could *definitely* improve her writing, specially in the "show, don't tell" aspect.
Barbie Dreamscape is a light read and safe for work reading. Would recommend if you want a simple read where there's not really heavy themes, or if you want something light and simple by the end of the day. *Also* would recommend to young readers who are shifting from "kids books" (few pages, with images) to "adult" books (many pages with just words).
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